The Art of Commercial Yellowtail Snapper Fishing

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[jgclark]

that drone shot of the sharks trying to steal the catch was epic!

[jeromecalderone]

OMG this is the video that I thought Id never see. So wild to see how they do it no reels mind blown. Thanks so much Aaron you rock!

[gradybrowning]

I grew up in the seafood business and loved it, not the easiest or cleanest job you can have but I loved doing it.

[davidgraham]

As a shrimper and commercial fisherman…I seriously appreciate your insight and exposure to our industry. You are so right…so many people don’t understand or appreciate the labor behind our efforts. Thank you my friend.

[deanjones]

As a follower of your channel and a commercial fisherman myself thank you bud. Great episode, would love to see more of these. Helps a lot of people understand a little bit about the industry that so many of us love.

[mikejennings]

Great job- gives me good perspective of how hard they work to bring food to our tables.

[jamiehoward]

That was awesome insight on commercial fishing, it truly is a job that never ends.Thank God of those hard working fellas!

[amritsingh]

Excellent job showing from ocean to table
Content, most people are clueless how much Back Breaking work goes into getting fresh wild caught seafood
Hope these guys keep going out and passing it on to Future generations

[margekaralis]

That was so cool. I was so envious . We have never got into yellowtail and it wasn’t from lack of trying. Thanks so much for sharing. We were very excited to watch.

[jroyero]

The fact he called out the King fish and got it right is incredibly impressive, WOW!

[lookronjon]

Nice going. I lived in the Virgin Islands for a few years. I had a trick to get a yellow tail every time I went out inshore fishing. I used a floating Yozuri crystal minnow. Dark. Rattle. I had a small skiff. Troll around the rocks. Slow. 100’ of line out. As the lure just passes the rocks it’s fish on. I could catch 10 and sell or give away 7. The kingfish were fun. Mahi Mahi and tuna were a common catch. It was fun for too long.

[jannaweiss]

Wonderful video! Thank you for showing us this window into their world!

[OffDutyFL]

Awesome video! Jose Sr. and Jose Jr. are like family to me and fish with them any chance I get. I know they've put in the time, money, and effort to be where they are at. Love how you were able to showcase them and the dedication they put into their craft. Again, awesome video and enjoy all your content! Keep up the great work.

[markcarter]

Seeing this makes me miss my commercial days. We had a 31' Morgan and worked the Middle Grounds in the Gulf. The target was gag grouper and mangrove snapper. A normal trip was 4 or 5 days. It was hard work, but very fun and satisfying. Enjoy!

[dondasher]

Great video. I’m old enough to understand the hard work people put in so we can have food, energy, water and all the nice things at our finger tips. Very informative👍

[aquaman]

Awesome video..mad props to all those giving us, fish lovers, fresh fish on our tables!
Would love to see more of these.. super unique visibility into the biz

[robertkreiling]

This was a extremely interesting video and I am really Thankful that it had No annoying music to go with it !

[maxeaton]

always get a kick out of your videos but this ones special. a wild look into their world.

[robertrio]

Great episode. When I was young the commercials mostly fished for Kingfish out of Palm Beach Inlet, everyone gave them plenty of room. You can spot them by the inboard motor and long canopy. It's hard work. They jigged for them with a huge spool of line mounted near the canopy.

[LoveGodLovePeople]

great vid. no overglamor and I learned a thing or two about the whole process! also on how to respect the commercial guys out there.